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#3. Heung Min Son (Tottenham Hotspurs)
Heung Min Son is back to his scoring ways. Son has scored six goals in December, tying with Harry Kane and Mohammed Salah. He also provided for three goals. Similar to his teammate Harry Kane, Son played seven matches and played a vital role in Tottenham bagging 15 points from a maximum of 21 points.
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#2. Marcus Rashford (Manchester United)
Even though Manchester United could bag only 14 points in December, Marcus Rashford was impressive in all the positions he played. The English youngster has been very consistent throughout the month and his stats speak for himself.
The forward scored three goals in his seven matches played in December. He also assisted five goals for his teammates, thus, helping the Red Devils clinch four wins and two draws in the past month. The fact that he has been taking different roles this month is the icing on the cake.
